Pegasystems Certified Lead System Architect (CLSA) 6.2V2 Sample Questions:

1. Which of the following alerts can be configured to interrupt the related behavior? (Choose One)

A) PEGA0001: HTTP interaction time exceeds limit
B) PEGA0002: Commit operation time exceeds limit
C) PEGA0004: Quantity of data received by database query exceeds limit
D) PEGA0020: Total connect interaction time exceeds limit

2. In a PRPC application, a customer wishes to ensure that the value of "Government ID" is encrypted when stored. Database-level encryption is not available.
Which of the following is least likely needed to implement this requirement? (Choose One)

A) Check the "Encrypt BLOB?" option for the corresponding class
B) Install a cipher on the server
C) Configure an Access When rule
D) Set the corresponding property type to "TextEncrypted"

3. Using a PRPC-based application with the default lock timeout, you have requested a lock on a work item. PRPC responded by displaying a message indicating that you already hold a lock on that work item.
Which of the following describes the most likely reason? (Choose One)

A) A developer has customized the standard "DetermineLockString" activity and probably introduced a bug
B) You have not properly logged out of the system after working on that work item couple of days ago
C) System Pulse has not run yet to clear the lock string from the cache
D) You probably have a second PRPC Thread running

4. Review the following requirement:
A claims application has as part of its process a step that sends a letter to an individual. After the letter is sent, the claims adjuster cannot do anything to the claim for 28 days. After those 28 days, the next step is for the claims adjuster to review the case details and make a processing decision. During those 28 days, the individual who received the letter may call up the front office and provide new information about the claim at which point the 28-day hold is lifted and the work is routed to the adjuster for the decision. The business says in most cases this call does not occur and the 28 days lapses.
Given the information provided, which design is most appropriate? (Choose One)

A) After the letter is sent, route the work to a "pending" workbasket and place an SLA on it for 28 days. After the 28 days resume/move the flow to the decision step. At the same time spinoff an assignment to the front office to update work if a call comes in. After processing the update resume/move the flow to the decision step
B) After the letter is sent, route the work to the front office to allow for the updating of the item if and when the call is made. Place a 28-day SLA on the work. If the SLA fires resume/move the flow to the decision step
C) After the letter is sent, route the work to a "pending" workbasket and place an SLA on it for 28 days. After the 28 days resume/move the flow to the decision step. After processing theupdate resume/move the flow to the decision step. Create a search screen for the front office to find and update work if a call comes in
D) After the letter is sent, use a split join to route the work to both the front office and adjuster. Place a 28-day SLA on the front office assignment to resume the flow if the 28 days lapses with no call

5. Review the following requirement:
A PRPC-based stock trading application allows a pool of traders to initiate stocks sale on behalf of customers. However, such an operation should only be allowed during the Stock Market Trading Sessions. The requirement for the application is to detect any operations occurring outside of the Trading Sessions hours, to suspend it and alert a group of auditors to review it and decide whether to allow it to go through during the next session or to simply reject it.
Which of the following approaches is the most appropriate for this requirement? (Choose One)

A) Tag any trade work item which pyCreateDateTime doesn't fall within the session hours and route the work item into the "Pending" workbasket. Send out a RSS feed to the auditors indicating the work item ID so they can create an ad-hoc work on that work item to review it, allow it or reject it
B) Build a Case Match rule with condition(s) to identify outside trading sessions trades. In a case match calling activity, loop through the retrieved cases and route them to a "Pending" workbasket. Then call a flow rule with an assignment to an auditor to review the case and make the appropriate decision
C) Setup the Auditors to be able to subscribe to business events. Configure a business event definition to monitor outside trading sessions trades. When the event occurs, have the business event defintion notify the subscribers and call a review flow. Have the Auditors subscribe to the event definition
D) Define a when condition rule to identify a trade being initiated outside trading sessions, a Declare OnChange rule to track such trade and suspend it, as well as a flow to review the work item and render a verdict on it

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